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Rigamer & Wahlig
Cisterns Made and Repaired; Largest Cistern and Tank Factory in the South
Ordinance No. 1704 from the Flynn's Digest of the City Ordinances of the City of New Orleans 1896
Ordinance No. 1704 from the Flynn's Digest of the City Ordinances of the City of New Orleans 1896
Ordinance No. 1701 from the Flynn's Digest of the City Ordinances of the City of New Orleans 1896
Ordinance No. 1701 from the Flynn's Digest of the City Ordinances of the City of New Orleans 1896
Brick-lined well with a wooden base from 316 Franklin Street
Brick-lined well with a wooden base from 316 Franklin Street
Plan of a lot of ground with the building thereon situated in Villere Street, between Bienville and Custom-House [sic] streets
Plan of a lot of ground with the building thereon situated in Villere Street, between Bienville and Custom-House [sic] streets
Divided brick-lined privy shaft from 1220-1222 Freret Street
Divided brick-lined privy shaft from 1220-1222 Freret Street
Wood-lined privy shaft, or sink, from 1550-1558 Bienville Street
Wood-lined privy shaft, or sink, from 1550-1558 Bienville Street
Unlined privy pit under brick-lined privy pit from 626 Bourbon Street
Unlined privy pit under brick-lined privy pit from 626 Bourbon Street
"Banquette", or sidewalk, from St. Antoine's Garden
"Banquette", or sidewalk, from St. Antoine's Garden
Dipping water from well near Marshall, Texas
Dipping water from well near Marshall, Texas
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